Mission is to increase diversity of the research workforce focused on population health and sociocultural, behavioral, and environmental determinants of ADRD
@zissimop, way to close up the day for us #2023ADRegConf. So much work done and still to do, let's do it! Thanks for sharing your research, dementia modeling algorithm, and thoughts on the future directions of Dementia research.
Thank you to our #CCADMR Scholars of Color Alumna, @SusieAguinaga, for presenting her work on the impacts of fruit and vegetable (FV) intake and physical activity (PA) on subjective cognitive decline (SCD). #2023ADRegConf
Thank you to our #CCADMR Scholars of Color Alumn, Dr. Ney Alliey-Rordriquez of @utrgv, for highlighting your ongoing work on the growing demographic and epidemiological trends that impact dementia.
@JEduardoCabreroCastro, PhD, MSc, MD is using SC Alzheimer's Disease Registry Data #2023ADRegConf in his ongoing #CCADMR-mentored research supported by @NIHAging. This research is significant to address racial disparities in Alzheimer's Disease (AD) treatment & hospitalizations.
Dr. @CandaceBrown is using SC Alzheimer's Disease Registry Data #2023ADRegConf in her ongoing #CCADMR-mentored research supported by @NIHAging. This work shows how there is a significant need to further address Alzheimer's Disease (AD) diagnosis in all of our populations.
#2023ADRegConf highlighted how the stories of residents and the needs of providers in West Virginia were supported through legislation to build their own state's Alzheimer's Disease Registry. (https://t.co/QysXunSaUg) #data#Researchtools .
Dr. Julius Fridrikkson @USCArnoldSchool shared the growing need for more Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) research, like what @USCReseach and the SC-ADRD Registry are doing to improve brain health. #2023ADRegConf
Register today for the March CCADMR! Join us on March 24th at 1:00PM to hear about navigating grantsmanship and a discussion about this topic with Drs. Swann Adams and Audrey McCrary-Quarles. Register at: https://t.co/zj5XNSQkaa
March is here and the 2023 National Conference on High-Impact Alzheimer's Disease Registry Research is this month! The conference is free, 100% virtual, and will be held on Friday, March 31, 2023. Register today and learn more at https://t.co/VmmV0VkxPu.
Register today for the first CCADMR Seminar of 2023! Join us on January 27th at 1:00PM to hear from past CCADMR scientists on how to leverage a professional training program for explosive productivity. Register at https://t.co/R6Y0Eh8CpT
Happy New Year! Kickstart your year by registering for the 2023 National Conference on High-Impact Alzheimer's Disease Registry Research! The conference is free, 100% virtual, and will be held on Friday, March 31, 2023. For more information, visit https://t.co/PmiODhBxH3.
Registration is now open for the 2023 National Conference on High-Impact Alzheimer's Disease Registry Research! The conference is free, 100% virtual, and will be held on Friday, March 31, 2023. For more information, visit https://t.co/PmiODhSAJ3.
Thank you to our December scientists of the month!
Drs. Daniela Friedman & Sue Levkoff, the primary investigators behind the CCADMR grant, collectively had expertise in cognitive aging, dementia, minority health, population health, and faculty mentoring and career development.
We have learned so much in turn from the CCADMR Scientists. Not a day goes by when mentors do not learn from their mentees.”
Thank you for your leadership!
#scientistofthemonth#thankyou